[ScottW]

wrote:
Stuart Krivis wrote:
On 3 Oct 2006 16:38:19 -0700, wrote:


That's that whole thing of trying to balance out your horribly colored
amp with a speaker that will be oppositely colored.

What matters is the end result.


Yeah, just like with the Intelligent Chip.



Also, those amps hardly put out any more power than an iPod, so you
need to buy speakers that approximate headphones.

The Druids are definitely not designed for nearfield listening.


Then they must have some totally nasty resonances to achieve enough
output to be even marginally usable in a typical home listening room.

Bose employs a similar concept in some of their products like the wave
radio.


I bet Bose would be really good at making very resonant, efficient
speakers. Maybe you SET guys should contact Bose?

I suppose you can live in whatever fantasy world you'd like. Of
course, I can always hear what they really sound like anytime I want.

You are the one with the fantasy life. You're convinced that
completely screwball speakers combined with fatally flawed SET amps
equals audio nirvana.

Maybe you need to add in a battery-powered Tripath amp? I bet you'd be
in audiophile heaven. (I bet it would go well with your wooden phono
cartridge too.)

So you're still convinced that telling me how my stereo sounds, without
actually hearing it yourself, is the way to go in this argument?

Trotsky reincarnated

ScottW